I just saw on the blog "Limbolo" some amazing artwork related with this same subject!which is one of my favorite films of all time,and your illustration is remarkable!Congrats and best wishes!
Salut Cyril, Pour ce qui est de l'atmosphère celtique, c'est vrai que la forêt mythique de mon imaginaire d'enfance, c'est Brocéliande et toutes les fées et magiciens de la Petite Bretagne. Bienvenu à toi et merci du message. Cheers.
I have a question for you. Are most of your painted pieces done in acrylic or guache? And do you still do production work with natural media or is it all done in PS/Painter now?
Hi Mark, Sadly, most of the color work is now done on computers. However, I still find it difficult to draw on the computer (even with the 'Cintiq') so most of my sketches and layout drawings are done the old fashion way, with pencils and paper. I used acrylic, gouache, watercolors or even oils depending on the subject or the effect I wanted to achieve but I usually found acrylic paints to be the most versatile and practical medium of all. Cheers.
Acrylic on Illustration Board. Spring 2008.
I just saw on the blog "Limbolo" some amazing artwork related with this same subject!which is one of my favorite films of all time,and your illustration is remarkable!Congrats and best wishes!
ReplyDeleteHi Douglas,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit.
Cheers.
toute la serie est fantastique, vraiment superbe, je suis fan.
ReplyDeleteSalut Thierry,
ReplyDeleteMerci du compliment. A bientot.
Cheers.
Salut Luc,
ReplyDeletej'aime beaucoup ce dessin "jeté"
à l'atmosphère très celtique...
ne manque plus qu'Excalibur figée dans la roche.
La version suivante plus finalisée est très sympa aussi ;)
A bientôt
Salut Cyril,
ReplyDeletePour ce qui est de l'atmosphère celtique, c'est vrai que la forêt mythique de mon imaginaire d'enfance, c'est Brocéliande et toutes les fées et magiciens de la Petite Bretagne. Bienvenu à toi et merci du message.
Cheers.
Hey Luc,
ReplyDeleteI have a question for you. Are most of your painted pieces done in acrylic or guache? And do you still do production work with natural media or is it all done in PS/Painter now?
Best,
MAC
I can see most of it is acrylic . . .sorry. But do you still practice this medium while working in production?
ReplyDeleteMAC
Hi Mark,
ReplyDeleteSadly, most of the color work is now done on computers. However, I still find it difficult to draw on the computer (even with the 'Cintiq') so most of my sketches and layout drawings are done the old fashion way, with pencils and paper.
I used acrylic, gouache, watercolors or even oils depending on the subject or the effect I wanted to achieve but I usually found acrylic paints to be the most versatile and practical medium of all.
Cheers.